
Prepare for a return to squash
As squash players across Scotland eagerly anticipate a return to court in the near future, it's imperative players at all levels are fully prepared.
After many frustrating months off court the last thing you want to do is get injured on…

Lockdown blessings for reinvigorated Alan Clyne
It’s been a contrasting lockdown for Scotland's top two male squash players.
For Greg Lobban it came at a time when he was in the form of his life having picked up some notable scalps on his last outing, defeating world number three Karim…

‘We need to talk.’ Lisa Aitken on her mission to educate herself and others on racism.
It's the 100th day of lockdown when we speak to squash player Lisa Aitken who’s been back at her family home in Montrose ever since winning a fourth national title in March.
For many, this time has allowed an opportunity for reflection…

Georgia sets out roadmap to Birmingham 2022
Georgia Adderley remains focused on her long-term ambitions as squash players remain off tour due to the global pandemic.
The Scot saw her season come to a premature end in March following the Sterling Trucks Scottish National Championships,…

The Sunday Feature with Alison Thomson
Alison Thomson was in Canada competing in back-to-back PSA Challenger events when it became apparent that a new reality was dawning.
Having competed in Calgary the week before, she had made the trip across to Regina to play in the Queen…

Alasdair Prott aims to maintain good form after lockdown
Inverness squash player Alasdair Prott is hoping to pick up where he left off when lockdown is eventually lifted and squash players are allowed back on court.
The 18-year-old had been in great form before sport across the globe came to a…

The Great Gadsby comeback
It's January 2018 and Claire Gadsby is back on court a year after seriously injuring her anterior cruciate ligament (ACL).
She’s competing in the same tournament, on the same court against the same opponent.
Gut-wrenchingly, it's the…


A day in the life of a squash couple – in lockdown
Scotland's number one male squash player Greg Lobban was back in his home city of Inverness when news of the lockdown measures were announced on March 23.
Since then Greg has been in the family home with his mum and
dad, their dog Barney…

Finance Webinar
Following feedback from the coaches questionnaire released around the COVID-19 pandemic, Scottish Squash have arranged a finance webinar which aims to support self-employed coaches and players to better understand the support available from…

Karakal Premier Squash League Season Cancelled
England Squash (Premier Squash League (PSL) organisers) have confirmed that the 2019/20 Karakal PSL has been cancelled due to restrictions around the COVID-19 pandemic.
A statement issued from England Squash on Thursday (April, 2nd) announced,…

COVID-19 – Squash Coach Questionnaire
Following on from our communication to coaches last Tuesday on the coronavirus pandemic, we’re now following up to gather further information and insight into the impact that this has had on the sector. We’ve pulled together a coaches questionnaire…

COVID-19 – Squash Coaches in Scotland
Below is a copy of information released to qualified coaches in Scotland in regards to the current Coronavirus pandemic.
Dear coach,
Following the outbreak of the Coronavirus pandemic Scottish Squash recognise the impact this situation…

Scottish Squash Coronavirus/COVID19 Guidance
18/03/2020 11:30
The wellbeing,
health and safety of all our members, staff, volunteers and the general public
is a priority for Scottish Squash. In light of recent developments
surrounding COVID-19, we have been closely monitoring…

Impressive Clyne and Aitken retain Sterling Truck National titles
Top seeds Lisa Aitken and Alan Clyne retained their Sterling
Trucks Scottish National Championship titles on Sunday after convincing
performances at Edinburgh Sports Club.
For Alan, it was a remarkable 10th title overall and seventh
in a…